The TV thread

The various arcs on that show were tremendous. The ship sinking. The juvenile home investigation.

 

Did you mean to put this on the Superman/Batman thread?

Welling had a recurring role on Lucifer a few years back. Other than that and the brief appearance playing the Smallville version of Clark Kent in the Arrowverse crossover last year, I don't think he has done much in front of the camera lately.

 

Oof, that's rough. We watched that after Schitt's Creek, and found it to be a good substitute as a low-stakes, slightly sweet after-dinner sitcom.

 

With Letterkenny it forms the yin/yang of Canadian sitcoms.

 

This interview with Robert Vaughn, mostly about Vietnam/South Vietnam/JFK/Hitler?/etc is intensely interesting.

 

Buckley was having a difficult time suffering Kerouac's petulance on this episode.

 

90sKid ... on Hulu
Hour-long documentary from Punky Brewster, who saved all her videos, diaries, voice mails, etc. interacting and hanging out with other 90s kids.


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She lost her virginity to a 29-year-old "Charles" Sheen. ... She was 17.

 

I love Davincis, it might be might favourite show. It is so real as well.

 

Who was happier: Lincoln, Hamlet, or Aunt Jemima?

 

Ew.

 

Happy Pi Day!

Quite possibly the most genuinely funny skit in SNL history.

 

The more I watch the more I'm loving some of the recurring little things like when Buckley gets so caught off guard that he breaks demeanor and reacts.